Cycnogeton multifructum

Water Ribbons at The Ridgeway, NSW

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Cycnogeton multifructum MichaelBedingfield 28 Oct 2019
Cycnogeton multifructum MichaelBedingfield 28 Oct 2019
Cycnogeton multifructum JaneR 27 Oct 2019

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This is not robust enough to be C. procerum, so by default I assume it is Cycnogeton multifructum (Triglochin multifructum). Latest Census (4.1) gives only one species Cycogeton multifructum for ACT. Pool level in river is falling and plant likely to be desiccated before setting fruit. I couldn't find it under Other Water Plant

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   28 Oct 2019
We had it under rushes & sedges, which was probably the wrong place because we didn't have other water plants until recently. I have moved it.
   28 Oct 2019
Technically, it is a sort of sedge. The leaves are sedge like.
   28 Oct 2019
that is interesting. I have not seen it listed or described as a sedge before.
   29 Oct 2019
You are right. That is why I said ‘a sort of sedge’ following the rhyme Sedges have edges and rushes are round’. Sedges in the narrow sense are in the family Cyperaceae eg the genera Cyperus, Carex.

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  • 4 - 15 Abundance
  • 27 Oct 2019 03:58 PM Recorded on
  • JaneR Recorded by

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Species information

  • Cycnogeton multifructum Scientific name
  • Water Ribbons Common name
  • Not Sensitive
  • Rare or uncommon native
  • Non-invasive or negligible
  • Up to 752.47m Recorded at altitude
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  • Synonyms

    Triglochin multifructa Triglochin multifructum
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